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Explanation: The DNA strands showed that the Puijila is more related to organism 3, which could represent the river otter. Organism 2 could be a dog, since they share some common DNA. Finally, organism 3 would represent something like bacteria, where they are very limited common DNA.

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Explanation: The Puijila is known as the walking seal so you can see how it evolved from feet to flippers. The Allocyon was a bear-like creature that walked on all 4 legs on land. Then, the Puijila, an organism related to the Allocyon, had webbed feet that was used for swimming, along with on land. The Puijila was not meant for swimming, so it was mostly on land. Currently, the organism has evolved into a seal with full on flippers that are used for swimming most of the time. This shows how the fossils moved from walking legs to swimming flippers.

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Explanation:
The insect and our Puijila are not closely related. Both of them have cells with DNA and bilateral symmetry. They do not share vertebrates, so that is where their shared tree ends.

The Puijila fossil and the river otter are very closely related. They both have cells with DNA, bilateral symmetry, vertebrates, have warm blood, and webbed digits. The evolutionary tree shows how the puijila and the river otter are very closely related because they are right next to each other.

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Explanation:

-For the Tortoise, the first stage has an outwards curved tail. The 2nd stage has the tail curving more and it widened a little bit. In the 3rd stage the tail elongates some more. Overall, through the 3 stages the tail gets longer.

-For the Salamander, the first stage is a curved tail. In the second stage, the tail starts to straighten out and in the third stage, it is completely straight. Through the three stages the tail straightens out.

-The Puijila would have a similar MANX gene compared to the Salamander. This is because the tail, through embryology, straightens out. It would not be similar to the Tortoise’s MANX gene, since the Tortoise tail is not similar to the Puijila tail shape.